Event Report

Thankyou to everyone for coming to the last of the Countryside Score events for 2016 we hope that you have enjoyed the series and will come back for more in the future. Sorry about the mud on some paths and the brambles on others, The mud was expected but the lovely summer weather we have experienced has done wonders for the undergrowth. I did consider copying one of Dave's reports here but "your word should be your bond" ;) but didnt want to Trump it, and I don't have a professional script writer anyway. It gave us a nice warm feeling to see you all come back safely having enjoyed the event and the pub were happy for the extra midweek business. Apologies for the lack of car parking space, we did attempt to get permission to park in the industrial unit car park but this was declined at the last minute. Enjoy the rest of the summer and try our Night Street League when the dark nights arrive - headtorch and hi-vis essential.

Results updated 22/07/2016

Pre Event Info

Venue: Soldier Dick, 150-152 Buxton Road, Furness Vale, High Peak SK23 7PH

Rural score event using public rights of way on an enlarged OS map extract.
60 or 90 minute score event.
Bring a pen/pencil and your watch.

If you are planning to run please email Dave McCann on to reserve a map.

Location

Nearest town: Furness Vale

• Grid Ref: SK008835
• Postcode: SK23 7PH
• Latitude: 53.34894
• Longitude: -1.99082
• Google Map
• Streetmap (OS 50k)
• Bing Map (OS 50k)
• OpenStreetMap

Registration & Start Times

Registration from 18:30. Mass start 19:00.

For people who can not make it for this time, or are delayed in traffic, there will be the opportunity to be timed electronically using your own or a borrowed SI card. The same options of 60 or 90 minutes apply.

Entry Details

Fees: Senior £3, Junior/student £1.50

Under 16s must be accompanied by an adult.

Facilities

Pub meals available.

Dogs allowed?

Dogs on leads at all times. Farming country.

Contacts / Officials

Co-ordinator: Dave McCann 0161 483 2061

Safety and Risk

A comprehensive risk assessment will have been carried out by the organiser, but participants take part at their own risk and are responsible for their own safety during the event.

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